No. It’s just one product now. You can upgrade within the app to unlock extra features, otherwise it is CE by default Edit: okay, technically yes. But also, no. More on reddit.com

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Jetbrains community edition or sign up for an education license That being said, an IDE doesn't teach you Java. But Java is pretty easy to pick up. Read a few Java tutorials and you'll be fine with intellisense More on reddit.com

How do you import stuff from .jar? Not really sure what you mean by this because Python always requires imports. Maybe you're asking how to manage dependencies. Maven or Gradle. How do you compile? Most projects will use Maven or Gradle. They are build tools which delegate to javac, among other things. For simple projects with no dependencies, I've seen people use a Makefile which calls javac but that's quite unusual. Are there people who code in Java without an IDE? Probably. Are there many? No. Use IntelliJ. The community edition is free and has all the features you need. It's an amazing product, head and shoulders above everything else. As primarily a Java developer, I'm continually surprised at how weak the IDE game is for other languages, and that people continue to use glorified text editors. A good IDE is not necessary to write Java code but it's necessary to maximize your productivity. More on reddit.com